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Re: Thinnest people eat most carbs, cross cultural research

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  1. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    http://tinyurl.com/59qww

    This is a news report of a news conference on a study.

    Where is it published? Was it peer reviewed? Why a news conference?
    Isn't science supposed to be published and peer reviewed before it
    becomes science? What declarations do the authors have regarding
    conficts of interest?

    This belongs in the Enquirer, not in this ng.

    It was a news conference regarding papers presented at the AHA yearly
    convention this year. Info presented as such often is progress reports of
    research and ends up in published reports. He who creates standards and
    eschews science has now revealed his "journal" of reference and modified
    the standards once again.

  2. When scientific standards are ridiculously low, there really is no
    reason to not adhere to them.

    TC

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